Denis Walsh: ‘How come the gardaí did not join up the dots sooner?’
Parents’ immediate shock was soon coupled with confusion
Woman was trying to get out of caravan as it was swept into sea by Storm Ali
Inquest hears nurse (58) suffered fractured skull when caravan toppled 30 feet
Reporting of inquest into mother’s death ‘extremely important’
Karen McEvoy (24) died on Christmas Day last year one week after giving birth
‘Systems failure’ led to 26-year-old’s death, inquest hears
John Paul McCloskey did not get treatment he required at Letterkenny General Hospital
Inquest jury gives verdict on Dublin surgeon’s drowning
Death of leading cancer specialist Aongus Curran on Lough Corrib is ruled misadventure
Woman’s body may have been in hospital toilet for 10 hours
Inquiry into discovery of woman’s body in Galway hospital toilet
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Inis Óirr and Inishturk secure permanent nursing cover
Aran island post will depend on air service with ‘uncertain future’, says co-op manager
Six part-time coroners earn over €100,000 a year each
Full-time Dublin and Cork coroners best paid with over €255,000 each last year
Inquest told two men facing trial over murder of Oughterard publican
Garda sources say men could be in Romania
Delayed Savita report due in next 10 days
Inquiry team expected to be criticial of systems in place at Galway hospital
Final HSE Savita report due within weeks
Halappanavar solicitor describes meeting with inquiry chairman as very productive
‘Horrendous, barbaric, inhumane’, Savita’s husband gives his verdict
Jury delivers unanimous verdict of medical misadventure
GP with legal expertise has 20 years experience as a coroner
Dr Ciarán MacLoughlin won praise for his handling of eight day hearing
Praveen Halappanavar's lawyers urged coroner to make strong recommendations
University Hospital Galway says blaming staff ‘unjustified’
Misadventure verdict often used where complications arise in medical procedures
Inquest may feed into debate on future of coroner service
The systems, not individuals, to blame?
Savita inquest could not make findings of civil or criminal liability
Savita Halappanavar jury returns unanimous medical misadventure verdict
Husband criticises ‘barbaric and inhumane’ care and says he has yet to find out why his wife died
Limited number of verdicts available to Savita jury
Verdict could prove an anticlimax but value of inquest is in evidence heard
Savita died of septic shock, pathologist tells hearing
Verdict in Halappanavar inquest expected tomorrow
Abortion law pressure likely after expert’s evidence at inquest
Dr Peter Boylan says Halappanavar likely to be alive if termination was provided
Nothing wrong with foetus, postmortem doctor says
No indication foetus would not have progressed to full term had mother not contracted infection
‘Highly likely’ Halappanavar would be alive if termination given, inquest told
Former master of Holles Street says obstetricians working in a legal vacuum as to when termination can be performed
Stressed husband asks not to attend Savita inquest
Solicitor says Praveen Halappanavar found testimony on wife’s last hours particularly trying
Reference to ‘Catholic country’ was not in any draft inquest statement
Acknowledgment of remark by midwife manager came on Wednesday
Husband grateful ‘to his dying day’ for standard of ICU care
While high quality care was delivered, some medical issues are yet to be resolved
Systems failures identified in Savita Halappanavar case
Midwife says she made ‘Catholic country’ comment in response to termination plea
Inquest gives insight into medical decision making on termination of pregnancy
Medical View: There were two system failures at University Hospital Galway last year
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